Fantasy, gothic and horror illustrator, occasionally makes comics.
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Day 19, Were All Caught Up!This One Was Inspired By DrawingWiffWaffles, Specifically A Video Where She
Day 19, we’re all caught up! This one was inspired by DrawingWiffWaffles, specifically a video where she re-drew art from her followers. At first glance I thought the thumbnail was a pond mermaid with lilypads on her head. It was actually an ocean mermaid with a seashell crown, but I thought I’d try drawing what I thought I saw at first. I’m really testing the limits of those novelty pencils! I think the biggest issue with them is that they’re so low-pigment they don’t scan or photograph well.
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Inktober 2019 : day 4 - pentel pocket brush and ink wash
Lottie wears her hair over that eye for a reason.
This one also snuck past my 90-minute time limit, I think it took just under 2 hours. I’m not as quick with the brush pen as I thought!
Day 18 is in biro because I was scared of falling behind again! I was out visiting friends and asked them what sort of mermaid I should draw, and they said a pike mermaid who lives in a moat. I think in hindsight I could have pushed the underbite a bit more and given her a really weird face.
Day 20 is a merman! One of the prompt lists had ‘merman’ for today, so I turned one of my male characters into a merm. (I haven’t been using prompts in general, but I look at the lists if I’m stuck for ideas.) I wasn’t sure about the spot colour so I scanned it before colouring as well. I’m still not sure which one looks better.
Day 10′s mermaid is a jellyfish, she can’t really see and just drifts in the current with the others. I am learning a lot with these mermaids. Today I learned that masking fluid lifts off pencil! The scan on the left is the original drawing, the one on the right had to be re-coloured with a different pencil because when I peeled off the mask all the blue came with it! TT_TT (Also the original blue didn’t scan properly, but that was just me not thinking ahead.) I’m complaining a lot but all these mistakes are actually really useful, it’s much better to learn these things on a random art challenge than a client piece!